Reference no: EM132176822
Assignment -
1. Instructions: Questions 1-2 refer to the following observed data:
A gambler interested in increasing his understanding of the odds associated with a standard deck of playing cards conducts the following experiment. Using a standard deck of 52 cards, he randomly "cuts" the deck twenty times and records the suit of the top card. The resulting distribution is as follows:
Clubs
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3
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Diamonds
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11
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Hearts
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0
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Spades
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6
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Q1. Calculate the degrees of freedom.
Df=k-1
Df= 4-1= 3
Q2. Calculate the chi-square.
2. Instructions: Questions 3-7 refer to the following situation:
Below are the results of a cross-tabulation regarding the relationship between location of residence and an individual's fear of being a victim of a violent crime:
Residence
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Very Afraid
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Somewhat Afraid
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Not Afraid
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Rural
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10
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35
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55
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Urban
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60
|
25
|
15
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Q3. What is the null hypothesis?
Q4. What are the degrees of freedom?
Q5. What is the critical chi-square value given in Table F of Appendix C for the .05 significance level?
Q6. Compute the chi-square value.
Q7. Is there a significant difference between residence locations and an individual's fear of crime? What is the level of significance?
3. Instructions: Questions 8-12 refer to the following situation:
A standardized test is used to measure the aggression (ranging from 0 - 300) of individuals from two groups. The following results were found:
Group 1 - 104, 109, 127, 143, 187, 204, 209, 266, 277
Group 2 - 62, 82, 89, 90, 101, 106, 109, 109, 205
Q8. Find the median of the two samples combined.
Q9. Conduct a median test to determine if there is a significant difference between these groups.
Q10. "Is there a significant difference between the two groups and level of aggression? If so, what is the level of significance?"
Q11. "Using the same data, conduct a Mann-Whitney U test of significance."
Q12. "Is there a significant difference between the two groups and level of aggression? If so, what is the level of significance?"